Abstract: A system for identifying abnormal eye movements includes a near-eye display (NED), an eye-tracking camera, a frame supporting the NED and the eye-tracking camera, and a processor in data communication with the NED, the eye-tracking camera, and a computer readable medium. The computer readable medium has instructions thereon. When executed by the processor, the instructions cause the processor to provide a target on the NED to a user's eye and change the target or move the target to a plurality of locations in three dimensions on the NED according to one or more tasks of a task module. The processor further records positional information and pupil information of the user's eye during the one or more tasks of the task module and compares the positional information to at least one threshold value of an abnormality identification algorithm.

Abstract: A system for identifying abnormal eye movements includes a near-eye display (NED), an eye-tracking camera, a frame supporting the NED and the eye-tracking camera, and a processor in data communication with the NED, the eye-tracking camera, and a computer readable medium. The computer readable medium has instructions thereon. When executed by the processor, the instructions cause the processor to provide a target on the NED to a user's eye and change the target or move the target to a plurality of locations in three dimensions on the NED according to one or more tasks of a task module. The processor further records positional information and pupil information of the user's eye during the one or more tasks of the task module and compares the positional information to at least one threshold value of an abnormality identification algorithm.